Grounding checks
Every claim must cite an approved passage.
Every release candidate runs a suite of checks: grounding, contradictions, objective coverage, item quality, reading level, accessibility and your own policy rules. Failures block release; warnings need a reviewer's note. Today's drafts already include review notes that flag gaps and claims to verify.
Illustrative preview of the roadmap workbench · fictional sample data
Every claim must cite an approved passage.
No claim may conflict with a newer source.
Objective coverage, plausible distractors, no 'all of the above'.
Reading level targets, alt text, captions, contrast and keyboard access.
Brand terms, banned claims, required disclaimers.
Every live draft lists source gaps and claims an expert should check.
Pick the checks that must pass and who signs off.
Checks run automatically on each Training PR and release.
Failures block; warnings need a reviewer's note.
Results are stored with the release for audits.
A front-end demonstration with fictional data, so you can feel the workflow before it ships. Nothing here touches a real system.
The details that separate a governed system from a generator. All of these are roadmap design, shown so you can judge the direction.
Re-run past checks on every change so fixed problems stay fixed.
Replay an eval set before adopting a new AI model version, then promote it deliberately.
Every critical obligation must be taught and assessed.
Your own rules as code: required disclaimers, banned claims, terms.
Alt text, captions, reading order and contrast checked per release.
The checks, results and sign-offs bundled with each release.
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